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Oct 29, 2026

Sonya SparksGUEST
4:40
But it was like on J Street or something.
Sonya SparksGUEST
4:43
And then it went to this La Mesa jewelry store for decades.
Sonya SparksGUEST
4:46
Okay.
Sonya SparksGUEST
4:47
And then this family closed their business and then we acquired it.
Laura CainHOST
11:59
okay so currently before we get into like for people don't know what is a sober living as opposed to rehab Please name where all of your houses are in the county.
KleaGUEST
12:14
So I have one in La Mesa, like by college area.
KleaGUEST
12:17
I have two in Lemon Grove, which I live on the bottom of the property.
KleaGUEST
12:21
So it's like two properties next to each other.
Claudia SandovalHOST
4:12
And so
Lalo AlcarazGUEST
4:13
she came to the border, lived 10 years in Tijuana, and then eventually was undocumented, was not undocumented, was undocumented again, and then eventually became a nanny in La Mesa, California, and met my dad at ESL class at the high school that I would eventually grow up and attend and graduate from, Helix High School.
Claudia SandovalHOST
4:40
Now, Lalo...
Claudia SandovalHOST
4:42
On Bitefully, this is a food memory podcast.
Steve GarciaHOST
44:08
Taking the kiddos trick-or-treating.
SplurgePANELIST
44:09
Dude, it's my first Halloween at the new house on La Mesa.
SplurgePANELIST
44:14
Nice.
SplurgePANELIST
44:14
So we are going to...
Jeff LozanoHOST
45:18
Where's the show
Steve GarciaHOST
45:18
at?
Jeff LozanoHOST
45:19
I think it's in La Mesa.
Jeff LozanoHOST
45:20
Is it like a venue? A venue or a
John BagnascoHOST
80:05
So
Tiger PalafoxHOST
80:06
you've got to head out to La Mesa.
Tiger PalafoxHOST
80:07
Yeah, and
John BagnascoHOST
80:08
it starts at 10, so I think I can stay for most of the show.
Manny GomezHOST
0:06
current mayor of La Mesa, Mark Arapistapis, has termed out and it's time to elect his replacement.
Manny GomezHOST
0:12
As the race sits now, we have four candidates to choose from, two Democrats and two Republicans.
Manny GomezHOST
0:18
After the election, we will either have a Democratic monopoly or a single Republican vote among our four Democratic council members.
Manny GomezHOST
0:25
Hi, I'm Manny Gomez, and this is Table Talk, a podcast about our hometown of La Mesa.
Manny GomezHOST
0:31
We've spoken to our new council members, and now we turn our focus on the mayor's seat.
Manny GomezHOST
0:36
Today, we are joined by one of those candidates, Democrat Quinn Reese.
Manny GomezHOST
0:46
A little hot, but can't complain.
Manny GomezHOST
0:49
So let's get started with a little bit of background info for the listeners.
Will SwaimHOST
53:06
As promised, my guest is Bill Exeter.
Will SwaimHOST
53:09
He's a financial professional with more than 40 years of experience in investment and wealth management, and he's running for treasurer of the city of La Mesa, California.
Will SwaimHOST
53:18
Bill, welcome to the show.
Bill ExeterGUEST
53:20
Thank you.
Will SwaimHOST
53:42
Drew.
Will SwaimHOST
53:43
I wanted to, you've got more than 40 years, 40, 41, 42 years in financial management.
Will SwaimHOST
53:50
And yet the city of La Mesa, the city council passed you over a couple of months ago to appoint a 20-year-old college student who admitted during his interview that he didn't know how much money the city treasurer manages.
Will SwaimHOST
54:03
What was your reaction to the decision? What do you make of their reasoning?
Cliff AlbertHOST
0:30
I'm Cliff Albert.
Cliff AlbertHOST
0:31
The news last week that El Torito's restaurant at La Mesa is closing is another hit to nostalgia.
Cliff AlbertHOST
0:38
A lot of restaurants have closed in recent years, beginning in the COVID pandemic years, but still continuing here in 2026.
Cliff AlbertHOST
0:46
And many of them have been around for a long time.
Cliff AlbertHOST
0:48
El Torito's on Baltimore Drive at La Mesa has been around for decades.
Cliff AlbertHOST
0:53
A lot of our listeners probably have memories of family dinners, date nights, Sunday brunches, and special celebrations there.
Cliff AlbertHOST
1:01
When a longtime restaurant and a popular one closes, it can almost be like losing a longtime friend.
Andrew LawsonGUEST
11:25
I think the Campo side of Spring Valley and then the La Presa side of Spring Valley.
Andrew LawsonGUEST
11:30
Then you get into Lemon Grove, La Mesa, City Heights, a tiny section of National City, Paradise Valley, Encanto.
Andrew LawsonGUEST
11:40
And these are just some of the different...
Andrew LawsonGUEST
11:42
It is a big district.
Mark LarsonHOST
22:38
And all of a sudden, you had people protesting one thing, and then the pros came in.
Mark LarsonHOST
22:43
I remember when Antifa came in here, that's when buildings burned in La Mesa.
Mark LarsonHOST
22:48
Same kind of thing.
Mark LarsonHOST
22:49
And you suddenly get the pros that come in, and one of the things they like to do is just beat the crap out of everything, torch everything.

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